Virginia Code § 59.1-504.9

Third-party beneficiaries of warranty
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(a) Except for published informational content, a warranty to a licensee extends to persons for whose benefit the licensor intends to supply the information or informational rights and which rightfully use the information in a transaction or application of a kind in which the licensor intends the information to be used.
(b) A warranty to a consumer extends to each individual consumer in the licensee's immediate family or household if the individual's use would have been reasonably expected by the licensor.
(c) A contractual term that excludes or limits the persons to which a warranty extends is effective except as to individuals described in subsection (b).
(d) A disclaimer or modification of a warranty or remedy which is effective against the licensee is also effective against third persons to which a warranty extends under this section.
2000, cc. 101, 996.

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